Girofar - Portocaliu - 1MN - 360°

This Mantagua orange navigation light is a maritime signaling device designed to attract the attention of other vessels. It is used as an alert signal or as additional signaling alongside standard navigation lights in specific situations requiring increased visibility.

This Mantagua beacon provides a visibility range of one nautical mile (1NM).

Yes, this beacon is designed to provide omnidirectional 360° visibility, ensuring it can be seen from any angle around the vessel.

This beacon emits an orange light.

This beacon is a general-purpose maritime signaling device. Its suitability will depend on the specific regulatory requirements for your type of vessel and its electrical system. It is always recommended to verify compliance with the maritime standards applicable to your boat.

Installing a masthead light typically requires connection to the vessel's electrical system and secure mounting on a high point to ensure optimal visibility. It is recommended to have the installation performed by a professional or to strictly follow the instructions provided with the product to ensure compliance with maritime regulations and adequate safety.

No, this orange beacon is an alert or additional signaling device. Mandatory navigation lights are defined by the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea (COLREGs) and include position lights, anchor lights, etc., which are distinct from an alert beacon.

This beacon is manufactured by MANTAGUA, known for its marine equipment.

The use of an orange beacon for professional fishing depends on local and international maritime regulations specific to this activity. While it provides an alert signal, it is imperative to check the legal requirements for lighting signals for fishing vessels in your operating area.

Mantagua products are generally designed for the marine environment. However, specific information regarding approvals or certifications (e.g., CE compliance, RINA, etc.) for this exact model (reference 00080) is not detailed. It is advisable to check the product documentation or contact the manufacturer to confirm relevant approvals for your sailing area.

An orange beacon is often used to signal a special situation or danger, for example during towing operations, dredging, underwater work, or to indicate a vessel with restricted manoeuvrability. Its use must always comply with local and international maritime regulations.